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July 1, 2010

The Gloucester Daily Times Thu Jul 01, 2010, 10:42 PM EDT

Series at a glance

TUESDAY: ACTIVISTS TURNED REGULATORS: How environmentalists came to control federal fishing policy.

WEDNESDAY: CATCH SHARE CONTROVERSY: NOAA's radical new fishing management plan.

THURSDAY: SCIENCE UNDER THE INFLUENCE: The far-from-settled science behind catch shares.

TODAY: IN THE MARKET: Politically correct seafood choice.

AUDIO SLIDE SHOW: Go fishing with Joe Orlando and listen to him talk about the state of the industry.

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Fishing Industry Stories

Kirk asks for new cod study

Speaking to a group of New England fishery leaders Friday in Portsmouth, N.H., Gloucester Mayor Carolyn Kirk joined a call for the federal government to carry out a new assessment of Gulf of Maine cod stocks before ratcheting down catch limits that would have a dire effect on the fishing industry.
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Grand Isle comes home

After seven months in dry dock in Baltimore and 10 days at sea for training exercises, the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Grand Isle is finally home.
While repairs were only scheduled to take eight weeks and cost $1.6 million, the work wound up taking 30 weeks and costing $2.7 million.
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Fish landings

Cape Ann Seafood Exchange
The Cape Ann Seafood Exchange handled 45,300 pounds of fish Thursday.
Top species landed and average price were:
Pollock: 18,700 pounds (94 cents)
Market cod: 8,600 pounds ($2.35)
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Fish landings Posted 4 days
Fish landings Posted 5 days
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Fish landings Posted 6 days
Monday, February 6, 2012
Fish panel sets new forum on cod options ago 7 days
Saturday, February 4, 2012
IG: NOAA lags on policing reforms Posted 9 days
Friday, February 3, 2012
Fish deputy ties cod loss to catch shares Posted 10 days
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Fish landings Posted 10 days
Council urges range for cod limits Posted 11 days
Fish landings Posted 11 days
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Lawmakers join call for interim cod rules Posted 12 days
Fish landings Posted 12 days
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Fish panel eyes interim cod action Posted 13 days